Jordan Tours from Amman

What our customers ask about Jordan Tours from Amman

• What's the average length of tours starting in Amman?

  Most tours departing from Amman run between 6 and 10 days with 8-9 days being the standard duration. These trips cover key destinations like Petra Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea giving travelers enough time at each stop. One TourRadar traveler noted: "The tour was excellent with a mix of historic sites stunning nature and fascinating culture. From vast landscapes to narrow siqs from beautiful sunsets to beautiful night skies everything was mesmerizing."

• What are the typical travel times from Amman to other major sites?

  The journey from Amman to Jerash takes about 45 minutes while reaching Petra requires 3-4 hours on the road. The Dead Sea is a 4-hour drive and Wadi Rum sits 4-5 hours away. A TourRadar traveler noted: "While there was some driving involved the transitions between sites were comfortable and offered great views of Jordan's diverse landscapes."

• What accommodation options are available for the first nights in Amman?

  Visitors can choose from a range of lodging options in Amman from budget-friendly 3-star properties to luxury 5-star hotels. The Sulaf Luxury Hotel in the city center and Hotel Mena Tyche near Rainbow Street are popular choices. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The Sulaf Luxury Hotel in Amman was perfectly located for exploring the city center with comfortable rooms and excellent service from the staff."

• What's the best time of year to start a tour from Amman?

  The most pleasant weather for touring Amman occurs during spring (March-May) and fall (September-November). Summer brings intense heat while winter months see cool temperatures and occasional rain. One TourRadar traveler mentioned: "We visited in April and had perfect weather for exploring Amman's ancient sites and the rest of Jordan. Not too hot and great visibility for photos."

• What are the most common first-day activities when starting a tour in Amman?

  First day itineraries typically focus on Amman's main attractions: the ancient Citadel the 6000-seat Roman Theatre and the lively downtown markets including Souq Al Bukhari. Tours often include stops at local eateries to sample traditional cuisine. As confirmed by a TourRadar traveler: "Our guide took us through the vibrant fruit market and to authentic local spots on day one which was the perfect introduction to Jordanian culture."

• What local foods should I try when starting my tour in Amman?

  Begin your food exploration in Amman with local specialties like mansaf (lamb with rice) falafel and hummus. These dishes can be found in restaurants throughout downtown Amman and along Rainbow Street. As highlighted by a TourRadar traveler: "The authentic Jordanian dinner on our first night in Amman was incredible - starting with fresh hummus and ending with traditional Arabic coffee and desserts."